Thanks man! Honestly, with the Runcam -- the quality isn't the best. Unfortunately it does 1080p @ 30fps and 720p @ 60fps and the quality is nowhere near a GoPro or Xiaomi Yi, but in saying that the cost and weight is low in comparison. I'd much prefer to get either a GoPro or Xiaomi Yi, but I thought I'd put all my money towards parts first. I was going to email you guys about the pricing differences -- also being able to change the automatically generated/detected title would be helpful as well as I ended up re-flashing my DYS SN20A's with BLHeli so they're actually BL20A's now and I'm not too sure what's going on with the Runcam title. Also the CCD 600TVL says $439 when it should be $45 so editing the price as well in the event that the detection doesn't work would be cool.

Awesome website btw!

The Xiaomi Yi is really an incredible camera for the price, but the form factor isn't ideal for a little 250. I'm on the prices and Runcam title right now, but currency conversion is still in the planning phase. I just noticed there's something strange going on with the part labeling. Were you seeing the labels doubling up as you added each part? Thank you! How did you find the site?

I didn't see any doubling up -- I think I was a bit quick to add each part. Basically I clicked the add part button as soon as I clicked save so I was ready to paste in the next URL if that helps at all. I found the site on http://www.reddit.com/r/multicopter

Okay, well at least it wasn't noticeable. In any event it's been fixed and I corrected the Runcam name and the board camera price. What's been your experience buying parts from US retailers like FPV Flightclub? Do they have built in currency conversion or do you have to convert yourself? Would it be sufficient to do a currency conversion here on the site to AUD on your end so at least the total is correct?

The experience has been VERY expensive. There's no currency conversion so I had to calculate it myself. Because some of the parts were out of stock I had to make two separate orders because I really wanted all of the parts in my build. Unfortunately FPV FlightClub didn't want to provide any STL files or provide a little cheaper postage so in total it was pretty expensive to ship. The shipping was more expensive than some of the components I purchased together. There's a guy on here called Irvick (http://rotorbuilds.com/profile/174/) who built a very similar quad to mine with components from FPV FlightClub and he's been awesome at providing STL files. That's how I think the community should be. Similar to Open Software/Hardware.

In terms of the currency conversion, I guess it'd be great to see both the part prices in AUD and USD. Not sure how you would handle the total though. I guess for me I'd like to see the total in AUD so converting the USD to AUD would be pretty helpful.

You don't have access to a 3D printer? A lot of these are on Thingiverse and if they aren't the designers should be encouraged to add them.

Totally agree with you about the designers adding them. I haven't invested in a 3D printer, but I'm definitely going to get one before I purchase anymore parts from overseas. There are a couple of things that I haven't been able to find because they're completely custom like the 600TVL Camera Mount, FrSky d4r-ii Mount, ImmersionRC VTX Shell Mount and the Battery Fire Wall.

I guess these stores need to keep the STLs private if they want to sustain their business, but there are plenty of hobbyists putting them out there for free. I guess it's mainly a balance between custom parts and cost. I don't have a 3D printer myself, but my local library has one that's free to use, so that's something else to consider. A lot of universities have them as well.

Oh concerning your suggestion about editing the product names. That's come up a few times, but I'm still considering a solution that I like. In the mean time you can talk about all the changes you've made in the description. I plan to add a build log feature pretty soon where you can upload photos and talk about them in a timeline fashion.

There go, I got your prices normalized. Unfortunately for you they're all in USD for now, but at least you can do a currency converter on the total price to see what it is in AUD. Next I need to add a currency selector so you can see all prices across the site in AUD.

Thanks for doing that!

Thanks for motivating me to do it! I noticed a bunch of traffic pouring in from reddit over your post and I didn't want them to see an inaccurate price.